“Save Me” - Olesia Glants
Photo Credit: Artist EPK
There’s something divine — no, truly otherworldly — about what Olesia Glants pulls off in her new single, “Save Me.” You know those rare tracks that feel like they could be played in both a cathedral and a nightclub? This is one of them. It’s a sonic tightrope walk between the sacred and the seductive — and somehow, Glants never misses a step.
From the very first beat, “Save Me” pulls you in with this deep, smoky groove — like you’ve just walked into a dimly lit underground lounge that also happens to double as a sanctuary. The production is lush and cinematic, but not overdone. It breathes. It gives Olesia’s voice room to soar, to whisper, to ache. And ache it does.
There’s jazz in the bones of this track. There’s EDM in its veins. And there's this pulse — this deep house heartbeat — that makes you want to dance even while the lyrics sink into you like a whispered confession. It’s a little hypnotic. A little disorienting. In the best way. One minute you’re swaying with your eyes closed, the next you’re questioning your place in the universe.
Vocally, Olesia Glants doesn’t sing so much as she summons. Her voice is velvet wrapped around lightning — simultaneously soft and electric. She doesn’t need to belt. Instead, she pulls you in with sheer presence. Her delivery is intimate but powerful, like a prayer muttered under your breath while staring at the ceiling at 3am. She sounds like she’s been through something — and she’s inviting you into that raw space with her.
Lyrically, “Save Me” hits hard without ever getting heavy-handed. There’s a spiritual undertone that runs deep, but it never feels preachy. It’s existential, emotional — a bit mystical, even. It’s about surrender. About letting go when the world feels too loud. About asking for help — not in weakness, but in strength. It’s for the wanderers, the overthinkers, the feel-too-much types. You know who you are.
Olesia herself said, “This song is for everyone walking around with a question mark in their soul.” And that line? That sticks. Because we’re all walking around with something unanswered, something unresolved. “Save Me” gives that feeling a voice — and then lets it dance.
Now let’s talk about the visual, because the music video deserves a spotlight of its own. It’s cinematic, sensual, symbolic — the kind of thing you rewatch just to catch more layers. It’s not just a backdrop for the song; it’s a continuation of the story. The camera lingers where it needs to, capturing vulnerability without ever exploiting it. There’s smoke, silk, shadow — and Olesia, commanding every frame like she’s stepped straight out of a fever dream.
Born in Ukraine, now based in Dubai, Glants is clearly building something bigger than just a music career. She’s building a mythos. Between her genre-fluid style, her almost-burlesque presence, and her philosophical lyricism, she’s not here to fit into anyone’s box. She’s here to burn it down — beautifully.
“Save Me” isn’t just a song. It’s a feeling. It’s for the dancefloor philosophers, the dreamers who cry in bathrooms, the people who stare out car windows wondering if anyone else feels it all this much. It’s a spiritual crisis with a beat. A love letter to the unknown. And an invitation to fall apart just long enough to put yourself back together again.
In short? It slaps — and it saves.
“Save Me” is available now on all major streaming platforms
Photo Credit: Artist EPK
